Amber Blush

This EDT is a longtime guilty cheap favorite of mine. I bought 3 bottles when they discontinued the perfume because it's one of my favorite cool weather daytime scents. It's a sweet raspberry jam or pie filling mixed with a hint of spice, tempered by sweet non-overpowering florals, and the whole thing is warmed up by the amber and vanilla base notes. Surprisingly strong and long-lasting for an EDT. Side-by-side on my skin the Jimmy Choo Fever perfume smells really similar to this! Fever has plum and benzoin while this has raspberry and amber, but both have a syrupy dark floral fruit with a resiny vanilla base and are very, very similar to me. In fact, I use the Amber Blush shower gel and lotion before using Fever and they're absolutely lovely together. If you miss Amber Blush go give Jimmy Choo Fever a try.

I got this for $8 a full 2.5oz bottle of Amber Blush edt perfume B&BW'S from an older lady how kind!!! Yay! So first spray it lasted 6 hours on my wrist I got it, sprayed on before bedtime&when I woke up still there,that is my first suprise&secondly how different this perfume smells from the bodymist! It smells a lot sweeter&woodsy&little floral,i also get a black tea vibe?but very nice=)Im liking Amber blush perfume....it last unlike other products,shocking!I'll be wearing this now as fall begins,along with the lotion&mist!

I'm loving this fragrance right now. It's warm, sweet, romantic and just yummy! I detect raspberry, champagne, apricot, vanilla and amber in this. I have the travel sized body mist, full sized body cream and preview EDT. I'm dying to have the full sized EDT. Amber Blush is the best scent Bath and Body Works has released since Twilight Woods! UPDATE: Amber Blush EDT (Preview) lasts about 3 hours and stays close to the skin. I'm debating whether or not I should buy the full sized EDT.

My newest. I've read some of the other reviews comparing it to twilight woods, and would have to agree except much lighter and creamier. Definitely rasperries and champagne with a gourmand twist. When I think of berries and champagne I think of VS's strawberries & champagne which I considered dry. Amber blush is richer and sweeter. A dash of the shower gel makes a heavenly bubble bath! This scent will fill many Christmas stockings this year.

i have an ancient bottle of this that i have been rationing. nothing else b&bw has made holds a candle to amber blush! i recall when it was discontinued, they employee directed me to its "replacement": a thousand wishes. i really don't think a thousand wishes is comparable; it's missing the sweet fruitiness that makes amber blush stand out. i'm forever disappointed that they discontinued it ):

This is like raspberries and cream on my skin, sweet and delicious. It's really good for wearing out but I also like it for bedtime because it's warm and cozy. I'm sad they've discontinued it but you do sometimes see them again in the stores. If I see this one I will grab it but I have some left for now. I layer it with the shower gel and body cream and it lasts for hours.

I love this smell i actually was gifted and i absloutly love it .. its berries and abit apricot with vanilla fresh fruity abit sweat scent but not to overwelming actually u could pull this of day or night summer or winter it actually share similarities with sofia by sofia vergara the berries note

I actually quite love this. It's tangy-sweet and powdery and just a little sensual. Like last year, my mum went to BBW to get me a Christmas gift, and she got me both the EDT and the body lotion. The raspberry is definitely the strongest note, and I don't think I could ever get tired of it.

I’m currently using Amber Blush FFM on my sheets and pillow cases, and the scent lasts for days at a time! Daaaays!! I love it. I’m surprised that BBW hasn’t brought this one back! It’s so unique ! Back in the day, I wore Amber Blush A LOT!

This is my all-time favorite B&BW fragrance. It's a beautiful blend of raspberries and amber, which is balanced out with the champagne. I get so many compliments when I wear this. Like others have said, it's perfect for fall.

Something about this is so addictive to me, I find myself reapplying it even when I know I don't need to. Some people complained about it being too sweet but that's exactly what I love about it!

Try not to get confused. This shows the new bottle but mostly has all the old reviews from the old formula.

A creamy, bright raspberry. It's not overly musky like a lot of BBW scents tend to be these days.

Completely different scent vs the new 2025 “Amber Blush”. Excitement turned to disappointment.

This was the best fragrance from bath and body I wish they would bring this back.

First impression bubble gum then citrus -overall sweet scent- love it :)

I actually got my purse size EDT spray of this for free! Facebook has these really cool flash deals, sometimes even including free stuff. The champagne note in this fragrance is REALLY strong. If I had never drank champagne before I might have thought that it just smelled like alcohol, but champagne does have a distinct smell and it's there, big time. My impression at this point is meh. The raspberry and amber are playing underneath, following the huge champagne note around like a playful little shadow. In the middle I get a sticky apricot jam, and a synthetic kind of white floral accord that smells VERY characteristic of BBW. If you've smelt a ton of BBW you'll know what I'm talking about. Oh, and I also get the anise note! Subtle but it's hanging around :), I really like it, it's a nice touch. Really adds that extra sass. My impression at this point is positive. The dry down adds a powdery woody vanilla and my nose is even more happy. This is one of BBW's better releases. If you notice on this page all the long reviews, it's because there is a lot to say about this fragrance! Amber blush is pretty, definitely has that BBW character, but it's an interesting fragrance for being something cute. The body cream smells fabulous! BBW made me happy on this one, and dude the spray was free! Good job on this one BBW.

Amber Blush smells different on me compared to how it smells on other people, in my opinion. Smelling it from the bottle (and on other people), it smells fruitier, sweeter, and juicier. On me, that's not so much the case. The same thing happened to me with Twilight Woods. That doesn't mean Amber Blush or Twilight Woods smell bad, per se, it's just that I think they smell better on other people than they do on me. When I wear Amber Blush, the apricot and the musk take center stage; to the point where I almost can't smell anything else. In a way, this fragrance very much reminds me of Lady Gaga's "FAME" perfume, because that fragrance had an apricot note that dominated on my skin as well. I can't help but associate the two fragrances now. Neither fragrance smells bad on me, but I may prefer how they smell on others. Overall, this is one of Bath & Body Works's more mature scents (by their standards today). It's a nice departure from the uber-sweet fragrances they've been releasing for the past few years. I do find that the fragrance has more dimension, since it tends to smell different on different people. Give it a try!

Raspberry is my very favorite fruit note in perfumery next to plum, and this is undoubtedly a warm, raspberry, ambery musk. I truly get excited over this, because it contains some of the things that make my heart sing! The topnotes are actually distinct from the rest of the dry down, which I applaud because sometimes BBW is known for it's linear and quickly dissipating frags. I don't get lime at all, and if I try I can sometimes smell mandarin, but there's negligible citrus. It's mainly the raspberry mixed with champagne. The florals are light and crisp, and give this a very clean feeling. You can use this to freshen up, and it isn't *just* heavy and sweet. The basenotes are beautiful amber (it delivers on it's namesake) and vanilla. It has a lovely warmth but isn't cloying. I agree emphatically with the previous poster, this has a remarkable resemblance to Jimmy Choo Fever (or vice versa, as I believe this predates Fever) with the rich berry, white jasmine heartnotes, and vanilla/musk basenotes. I adore both and I feel that I have found one of my main lanes for fragrances in general. The combo is very effective.

Immediate fruitiness leads to soft tea-infused vanilla wrapped with a bouquet of flowers. The bergamot stands heavy. Bits of spice, lifted by the champagne notes are calmed by the vanilla suede. When I think of amber, I envision heavier, more resinous materials. Not fruit. Not flowers. The inclusion of orange, raspberry and apricot along with jasmine, gardenia and magnolia into Amber Blush makes this fragrance a bit too sweet, flowery and overpowering. The woods and musk are barely enough to bring it to a pleasing equilibrium where the name could be called Amber alone. It's a misnomer to me. Definitely a cold weather scent with its cloying sweetness. Amber Blush radiates out for a few hours with one spray. I see this more as a room freshener scent than as a personal fragrance. Sample before you buy.